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Experts to examine changing strategies at LAAC conference

Experts to examine changing strategies at LAAC conference

By Yusuf Yunus

Stakeholders in the aviation industry will gather in Lagos in July to examine changing times and strategies in the sector.

The 27th League of Airport and Aviation Correspondents (LAAC) seminar will provide a window for industry players to reboot discussions on emerging changes in the approach to aviation business as it concerns technology, airline management, operations, financing and other aspects of the value chain.

Over 250 aviation professionals, cutting across the aviation, security agencies, international and domestic airlines, support services, travel trade sellers and buyers are expected to participate in the conference.

Many key players, who have confirmed their participation in the conference include Akin Olateru, the Director-General, Nigeria Safety Investigation Bureau (NSIB), Akin Olateru; Director-General, Civil Aviation, Captain Musa Nuhu; Director-General, Nigerian Meteorological Agency (NIMET), Prof.Mansar Matazu; Acting Managing Director, Nigerian Airspace Management Agency (NAMA), Mr Mathew Pwajok; Managing Director, Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria (FAAN), Capt. Rabiu Yadudu; Rector, Nigerian College of Aviation Technology.(NCAT), Zaria. Captain Alkali Madibo.

Others are the Group Managing Director, Finchglow Travels, Mr. Bernard Bankole; President, Aviation Safety Round Table Initiative (ASRTI), Dr. Gabriel Olowo; Chairman, Air Peace Airlines, Mr. Allen Onyema, and Chairman, United Nigeria Airlines, Dr. Obiora Okonkwo.

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